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ACuriousPLAFan

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And China will be taking notes of it as well. When the inevitable comes, China would take similar steps and would have Russia to help decouple using Russia's system, reinforcing each other's ecosystem and economy, dampening the negative effect of decoupling.
At the same time, China should furiously and diligently seek towards expanding and strengthening her influence overseas, especially in the Southeast Asian, South Asian, Middle Eastern, African and maybe South American regions as well. All of these regions are having either underdeveloped or developing countries - All of which China can work together with to pull them up through her Belt and Road Initiative projects.

Regardless of how many times the Chinese MOFA have repeatedly stressed that China is not seeking hegemony - I think China ought to start to build her team somewhere that she could reliably be backed with in case of any full-out confrontation between China and the US-led West (which is growing increasingly obvious in the coming future). China must strengthen her position on her world stage with the backing, support and cooperation of other countries worldwide, before the US-led Western wolves could ever had any chances to try and suffocate and consume China - just like what they did (and intend to repeat) less than 200 years ago.
 
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Bellum_Romanum

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At the same time, China should furiously and diligently seek towards expanding and strengthening her influence overseas, especially in the Southeast Asian, South Asian, Middle Eastern, African and maybe South American regions as well. All of these regions are having either underdeveloped or developing countries - All of which China can work together with to pull them up through her Belt and Road Initiative projects.

Regardless of how many times the Chinese MOFA have repeatedly stressed that China is not seeking hegemony - I think China ought to start to build her team somewhere that she could reliably be backed with in case of any full-out confrontation between China and the US-led West (which is growing increasingly obvious in the coming future). China must strengthen her position on her world stage with the backing, support and cooperation of other countries worldwide, before the US-led Western wolves could ever had any chances to try and suffocate and consume China - just like what they did (and intend to repeat) less than 200 years ago.
China should stop with this naive and archaic views of "non-interference" policy when her enemies are using that to China's great detriment. China should modify that stance that whenever American led stooges act in concert to damage Chinese allies, and national strategic interests, they will be met with equal if not greater reaction in whatever means necessary.
 

Coalescence

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At the same time, China should furiously and diligently seek towards expanding and strengthening her influence overseas, especially in the Southeast Asian, Middle Eastern, African and maybe South American regions as well. All of these regions are having either underdeveloped or developing countries - all of which China can work with to pull them up through her Belt and Road Initiative.

Regardless of how many times the Chinese MOFA have repeatedly stressed that China is not seeking hegemony - China ought to start to build her team somewhere taht she could reliably be backed with, before the US-led Western wolves fully turned their attention against China in order to try and suffocate and consume China - just like what they did (and intend to repeat) less than 200 years ago.
Indeed, and I think we can see China working towards that now with security cooperation with Cambodia and Solomon island. It may seem like China is not doing much, but I think its intentional that China kept in under the wraps. They don't announce every step or breakthrough openly and loudly, like US, and I think there's a lot more going behind the scenes, you can see this with how many countries support China on the Uyghur claims and other international issue US likes to pressure China on.

Before China has a "hide your strength, and bide your time" strategy, and now we might be seeing a huge shift in attitude this decade.
 

Abominable

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China should stop with this naive and archaic views of "non-interference" policy when her enemies are using that to China's great detriment. China should modify that stance that whenever American led stooges act in concert to damage Chinese allies, and national strategic interests, they will be met with equal if not greater reaction in whatever means necessary.
I agree, but not in all countries US style. I think adopting a policy similar to Russia with "unfriendly countries", except keep it secret. Do what you can to covertly cause political unrest in them (or pay Russia to).
 

Will76

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And China will be taking notes of it as well. When the inevitable comes, China would take similar steps and would have Russia to help decouple using Russia's system, reinforcing each other's ecosystem and economy, dampening the negative effect of decoupling.
The good thing is that China is already using a lot of internal stuff like Wechat and other similar software (from what i know) so its not dependant on or use Foreign software as much as Russia at least. Economically is a different issue however.
 

BlackWindMnt

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Kazakhstan smells weakness from Russia

“Russia wants us to support them but we don’t recognize Crimea, or Donbas. Yes, we are in a union with Russia but it doesn’t apply to this situation. We won’t help Russia avoid US and EU sanctions.” - Deputy chair of the presidential administration in Kazakhstan. This is huge."
Did Kazakhstan even had time to clean house after Russia helped prevented a coup.
 

solarz

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Kazakhstan smells weakness from Russia

“Russia wants us to support them but we don’t recognize Crimea, or Donbas. Yes, we are in a union with Russia but it doesn’t apply to this situation. We won’t help Russia avoid US and EU sanctions.” - Deputy chair of the presidential administration in Kazakhstan. This is huge."

Pretty dumb of them to openly antagonize Russia like this. Guess they'll just have to find out the hard way the value of Western promises.
 
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